Formula V Line Launches Crystal Z3 PC Chassis
The panoramic mid-tower supports GPUs up to 425mm and offers a modular cooling layout for high-performance builds.
Updated on Oct. 28, 2026 in Computers
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Formula V Line has launched the Crystal Z3, a panoramic ATX mid-tower chassis available in the United States. The series supports high-end components including GPUs up to 425mm and multiple cooling configurations.
Why it matters
As component sizes grow, the Crystal Z3 provides a standardized modular frame for mid-tower builds. It offers flexible cooling and orientation options designed to accommodate larger modern hardware.
The chassis supports GPUs up to 425mm in length and CPU coolers up to 180mm high, alongside a top 360mm radiator. Connectivity includes a USB-C port with 10Gbps data speeds.
The players
Formula V Line
A computer hardware manufacturer specializing in PC case design and cooling solutions.
The details
The Crystal Z3 features a 90-degree rotatable rear PCIe bracket, a structural component that allows users to change the orientation of their graphics cards. Tool-free access is enabled by quick-release latches on the front and side panels. For maintenance, a removable lower bracket provides access to a nylon filter for cleaning, while the intake system supports two 120mm fans.
Timeline
October 28, 2026: Formula V Line officially launched the Crystal Z3 chassis.
The Tech Race
The Crystal Z3 enters a crowded market of panoramic chassis competing for space-efficient cooling and aesthetic versatility. Its design prioritizes compatibility with large modern GPUs and radiators to remain relevant against established mid-tower form factors.
The Crystal Z3 is currently available in the United States with a starting price of $79.99 for the black version. Builders can choose the $89.99 white model, with both units shipping with three pre-installed PWM fans for immediate cooling setup.
The takeaway
The Crystal Z3 offers a flexible, modular layout for builders requiring compatibility with oversized graphics cards and cooling hardware. Prospective buyers should monitor regional announcements to see when the company expands distribution to European and UK territories.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by KitGuru.
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